TSE:ZEB

BMO EQUAL WEIGHT BANKS INDEX ETF (ZEB.TO)

70.12
+0.41 (0.59%)
as of Jun 8, 2026, 7:59:58 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 7, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.

The BMO EQUAL WEIGHT BANKS INDEX ETF (ZEB) has generally been viewed positively by various experts, who appreciate its exposure to well-capitalized Canadian banks that have demonstrated excellent performance and reliable dividends over the decades. While the ETF has benefited from a strong performance, with one investor noting almost a 50% gain, many experts express caution due to impending economic uncertainties, such as potential recessions and their impacts on bank performance. Experts recommend holding the ETF rather than selling, although they are hesitant to add new investments at this time due to high valuations. The sentiment leans towards long-term appreciation attributed to commodity cycles and resource sector growth, while simultaneously recognizing the challenges posed by economic conditions and real estate exposures. Overall, the consensus suggests a wait-and-see approach while acknowledging the ETF's strengths and potential future benefits.

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Consensus
Hold
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Valuation
High
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TOP PICK
Banks don't tend to start moving until usually the fall. However, he really likes the pattern that the banks have made in the last month or so. If consolidated and he thinks they are ready to move. He won't actually buy and tell it breaks out.
BUY
Likes this product. Will normally use this on his own. Does covered call ratings on individual bank stocks.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Apr 1/11. Down 9.58%.) Still a Buy. Wrote to the upside on the down trend line.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Oct 7/11, Up 3.20%) Great seasonal trade until the end of the year. Take profits next week.
BUY
Equal Weight Bank ETF. This has all 6 of the major Canadian banks and is a good one. About 3.5% yield.
TOP PICK
Equal Weight Bank ETF. He wanted to overweight the banks. Rather than buying individual banks, he bought this and didn't write calls. Also bought some of the Canadian oils and this is how he added about 6% to his overall equity positions.
TOP PICK
Equal Weight Bank ETF. Sweet spot is from October 9th to Dec 31st. Currently it is developing a nice support level and looks like it is ready to do something on the upside.
TOP PICK
Equal Weight Bank ETF. You currently get around 3.75% dividend. This is a way of investing in the banks without having to pick an individual one. You're basically getting paid while you wait.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 28/11. Up 0.91%.) Equal Weight Bank ETF. Got out at the beginning of April. Saw weakness in the US banks.
COMMENT
Equal Weight Bank ETF. Why does the dividend jump around so much? Doesn’t know why the dividend has been cut but he prefers ZCB-T (?) as a product instead.
TOP PICK
Equal Weight Bank ETF. Banks have been lagging and are just emerging. This gives you a basket. Chart shows a consolidation in2010 and a breakout in 2011.
TOP PICK
Equal Weight Bank ETF. Banks do well from October until the end of December and then form Jan 23rd to April 12th. This applies to both US and Canadian banks. Technically chart shows a very positive trend with an ascending triangle. It popped above the $17.30 line on Jan 23rd. He plans on holding it until mid-April.
BUY
Gives you the basket of banks. Is a pretty prudent way of owning the banks.
BUY
Likes it. Equal weighting on the banks.
BUY
Equal weighting Bank ETF versus market cap weighting. An interesting product. When options start trading on it, he looked at it as a way of using Covered Call Writing program. A little early yet.
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